WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
At the Streamwood Campus, we gather our middle and high school students together during the school year on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:15pm. There is no pre-registration required. Students are assigned to a consistent community group their first night where they will be with the same small group of kids organized by age & gender, and the same leaders each week. Friends and new students are always welcome. Most weeks consist of time to simply hang out, teaching and worship, community group discussions, games and snacks.
SERVE TOGETHER THIS MONTH
September 27, 9am, FMSC In Schaumburg
On September 27, our Next Gen ministry has the incredible opportunity to serve together at Feed My Starving Children, packing meals that will be sent across the world to kids in need. This isn’t just about filling boxes—it’s about being the hands and feet of Jesus, making a real difference beyond our own community. Let’s show up with energy, unity, and hearts ready to serve so others can experience God’s love in a tangible way.
Registration is required; click below.
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Refuge Cell Phone Policy
In an effort to help students engage most fully with God, Scripture and the peers and leaders in the room with them, we have put the following guidelines in place for our Refuge environment.
📱Cell phones should be put away during the following times: worship, teaching and small group discussions.
📱We will discourage the use of digital Bibles and note taking. Students should bring a hard copy NIV Bible and paper for notetaking. We are happy to help students buy their own hard copy Bible if necessary and we certainly have Bibles available to use at Refuge.
📱Cell phones can be used during the hang out time. However, we encourage students to value communication and engagement with the leaders and other students present over their cell phone use.